Lost Generation (set of 2 books)

Francis Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway are one of the most striking, talented representatives of the “lost generation”. A set of two books: “FIEST (and the sun rises)” and “Great Gatsby” - two private stories with the pain of a whole generation.

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) is one of the most popular and influential American writers of the twentieth century, which gained fame, on the one hand, with his novels and stories, on the other - life full of adventures and unexpectednesses. Hemingway"s literary reputation is based on the style of his prose, which he honed with great care.
In his first novel, Hemingway illuminates the problems and pain of the lost generation, intertwining love and losses after the First World War. History talks about emigrants living in Paris of the 1920s: Jake Barnes-a veteran and journalist and Brett Ashley-an Englishwoman, a secular lioness. Together with the heroes, we travel from the stormy nightlife of Paris to the ruthless arenas of Corrida of Spain, plunging into the atmosphere of the spiritual decomposition of society, moral bankruptcy and ghostly illusions.

The Great Gatsby is the most famous novel by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, who, among other things, became a symbol of the Age of Jazz.
America, 1925, the time of the dry law and gangster showdowns, bright lights and a bright life. But for Jay Gatsby, the embodiment of the American dream turned into a real tragedy. And the path up, despite the glory and wealth, led to a total crash. After all, each of us first of all strives not for material benefits, but for love, true and eternal